savage worlds status tokens 3d models

These status/condition rings are similar to the embossed ones found here:https://www.printables.com/model/184952-condition-and-status-tokens-for-1-inch-dungeons-anThese have a debossed text so that you can press fill with modelling clay or wax crayon...

... applied. Status Tokens (not pins) can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2822629 These specific pins are used: https://www.amazon.com/Officepal-Butterfly-Clutch-Backs-Tacks/dp/B07BLMQG42/ Visit my store at JakeVavricka.com for more!

These status condition rings are stackable and fit 1 inch base TTRPG minis.  A permanent marker can be used to trace the tops of the embossed letters for contrast and can be printed in different colours to colour code your adventure. ... Rings...

I designed a set of Pokémon card counters that look great without requiring a dual extrusion printer or post-print painting. I created counters for Asleep, Paralyzed, and Confused as well because I always struggle to recall which way to flip the card...

... and forth between the monster stat sheet and the board itself to see what statuses were affixed to which numbered monster. These token holders are designed to change all that by keeping each status right where you can see it - on the map itself.

Ice Frost Snow Cold Status Effects Tracker for Tabletop RPGs These versatile trackers help players keep tabs on buffs debuffs ailments status effects in various tabletop role-playing games. Designed to be universally applicable, they can be used...

These templates help keep track of buffs, debuffs, ailments, status effects, and more in tabletop RPGs. They are intentionally broad to be used across various games and for multiple purposes. ... I use a laser printer with wood filler paper, allowing me...

These shields serve as essential tools for tracking buffs, debuffs, ailments, status effects, and other game-changing elements in tabletop RPGs. Their broad applicability makes them suitable for use across various games and scenarios. ...In personal...

These are designed to help keep track of buffs, debuffs, ailments, status effects, and more in any tabletop RPG game. They're meant to be flexible and general-purpose, making them usable for multiple games at once. ... Personally, I print these on...

Fire/Fireball/Burn/Blaze/etc., serve as essential tools for managing buffs/debuffs/ailments/status effects in tabletop RPG games. Designed to be broadly applicable, they can be used across various games and purposes. ... For personal use, I typically...

These tracker templates are designed to help keep tabs on buffs, debuffs, ailments, status effects, and more in tabletop RPG games. They're meant to be versatile, so they can work for any game and fulfill multiple purposes. ... Personally, I prefer...

These are designed to help players keep track of buffs, debuffs, ailments, status effects, and other important information in tabletop RPG games. They're meant to be flexible enough for use with any game system and adaptable for various purposes.

Invisible markers, camouflage labels, and other tracking tools serve a vital purpose in tabletop RPG games, helping players monitor buffs, debuffs, ailments, status effects, and more. Designed to be versatile, these general-purpose trackers can be...

These charm-filled labels are designed to help keep track of buffs, debuffs, ailments, status effects, and more in any tabletop RPG game. Created to be versatile and general, they can be used for multiple purposes across various games. ... Personally, I...

The six sides display the following status effects: Move, Advance, Ready, Retreat, Charge, and Shaken. Place the die next to the model after it completes the specified action. ...To indicate that the model has shot or fought, simply remove the die...

Player, I've got your World of Warcraft status right here. You're currently level 60, and your guild is ranked number 3 on our server. We just took down that pesky Lich King boss last night, so we should be proud of ourselves! ...By the way, have you...

I used a quarter inch by five-eighths inch magnet in each of these, and they are strong enough to hold onto the magnetized miniature and other tokens without attracting or repelling the other miniatures placed next to it.

I used a 0.25" x 0.0625" magnet in each of these, which is strong enough to hold onto the magnetized miniature and other tokens without attracting or repelling the other miniatures placed next to it.

Human Eyesight Loss Tracking Aids These cards are designed to help keep track of buffs, debuffs, ailments, status effects, etc. in any tabletop RPG game. Their purpose is broad, allowing for use across various games and multiple purposes.

These mental maps or third eye views help track buffs, debuffs, ailments, status effects, and more in tabletop RPGs. Meant to be versatile, they're designed for use across various games and applications. ...As a personal touch, some users create their...

These tools are designed to help track buffs / debuffs / ailments / status effects / etc in any tabletop RPG game, providing a general framework that can be applied across various games and scenarios. ... I prefer to print these on wooden or plastic...

... ...They are powerful enough to hold onto the magnetized miniature and other tokens without interfering with or repelling the other miniatures placed next to it. Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:649023 Created with Customizer!

I utilized a .25" x .0625" magnet in each of these, which is robust enough to grasp the magnetized miniature and other tokens, yet fragile enough not to attract or repel the other miniatures placed next to it. A customized version of...

I used a quarter-inch by a sixteenth-of-an-inch magnet in each of these, which are strong enough to hold onto the magnetized miniature and other tokens without attracting or repelling the other miniatures placed next to it. Customized version of...

I used a quarter-inch by sixteenth-inch magnet in each of these, and they are strong enough to hold onto the magnetized miniature and other tokens, but weak enough not to attract or repel the other miniatures placed next to it. Customized version of...

I used a .25" x .0625" magnet in each of these, ensuring they are strong enough to securely hold onto the magnetized miniature and other tokens without attracting or repelling the adjacent miniatures. Customized version of...

I used a quarter-inch by six-thirty-second-inch magnet in each one, and they're strong enough to hold onto the magnetized miniature and other tokens without attracting or repelling the other miniatures placed next to it. Customized version of...

... ...They are strong enough to hold onto the magnetized miniature and other tokens, but weak enough not to attract or repel the other miniatures placed next to it. Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:649023 Created with Customizer!

I utilized a 0.25-inch by 0.0625-inch magnet in each of these, which is strong enough to securely hold onto the magnetized miniature and other tokens without attracting or repelling the adjacent miniatures.\r\n\r\nA customized version of...